Word: pay
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...another column, shows that he has not been seconded by the college at large as well as he had a right to expect, in his endeavors to raise the subscriptions necessary for the support of the crew. It is certainly but courtesy to return the stamped envelopes, but to pay no attention to them shows a want of consideration of the time and trouble the treasurer of the crew is obliged to give to these matters...
Several students in a neighboring university town not long ago astonished the keeper of a restaurant by refusing to pay their bills, under color of the statutory law. Sure enough, it was found that, if a stablekeeper lets a carriage, or a confectioner sells half a pound of caramels to "a student of an incorporated academy or other educational institution within this state," and gives him credit therefor, he violates the law, and forfeits twice the amount so credited, "whether the same is paid or not." - [Boston Herald...
Wanted - Three tickets for the second ladies' day. Will pay $1.25 a piece for them at Drury...
Wanted - One reserved (floor) seat for next H. A. A. meeting. Will pay $1.25. Call at 1 Weld...
Wanted - Three tickets for the second ladies' day. Will pay $1.25 a piece for them at Drury...